Officials hope this will help cut out major problems in the popular resorts on the Spanish island of Majorca

The exact details of the new law have not yet been revealed.

Representatives from the police, Civil Guard, the presidents of the hotel federations of Platja de Palma, Palmanova and Magaluf all attended the meeting.

Delegates from tour operators and representatives of the local councils of Palma, Calvià and Llucmajor also attended.

The vice-president said everyone had agreed tough action was necessary.

General director of Tourism, Pilar Carbonell, confirmed a modification to the tourism law will include restrictive measures to limit the consumption of alcohol in hotel establishments which operate the “all inclusive” concept.

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The parties, made famous in Brit flick The Inbetweeners Movie, are popular with young Brits heading abroad on their first holidays with pals.

But now chiefs in Majorca plan to follows Ibiza’s lead and issue fines for drunken behaviour on the €55-a-head trips.

Local paper the Majorca Daily Bulletin said: “There is a legal vacuum when it comes to the regulation of party boats and which therefore prevents sanctions being taken against drunkenness in the same way that they can be in resorts.

“However, this is about to all change.

"Following Ibiza, the regional government is to establish a legal framework by which party boats will have to meet the same legal requirements as bars, restaurants and clubs.

“One of the changes to be made is that there will have to be a registration of a tourist activity.

“The government will therefore be amending the tourism law in order to put a stop to the booze cruises which adversely affect the image of some resorts, Magaluf being one.”